Self-Guided Cycling Tours & Trips in Spain
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10 best Self-Guided Cycling Spain tour packages
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- Green Spain & Picos de Europa Self-Guided Cycling Tour
- Cycling Valencia and the Orange Blossom Coast
- Grand Cycling Tour of Cantabria & Asturias.
- Cantabria & Asturias Self-Guided Cycling Tour
- Mountains of Catalunya
- Girona & Emporda Leisure Tour Self-Guided
- Badlands: Granada to Cabo de Gata Self-Guided
- Costa Brava Road Self-Guided
- Costa Brava Gravel Self-Guided
- Girona Classics Self-Guided
Medieval Santillana del Mar marks the start of rides through Oyambre Natural Park to Picos de Europa. GPS tracks guide 44-62km daily routes, with luggage transfers and stays in characteristic rural inns. Optional Garmin rental available.
Duration 8 days Destinations Santillana del Mar, San Vicente de la Barquera, Potes, Fuente De, San Roque de Riomiera, Lierganes, Somo, Santander, Santona Age Range 10 to 80 year olds Operated in English, Portuguese Operator IberoCycle Tours From
- NZ$1,761
The path leads from Valencia's cultural complex through Albufera's rice paddies. GPS directions guide cyclists along Via Verde to Mora de Rubielos' medieval sites, then through Sierra de Irta Marine Park to Peniscola's historic castle. Includes bike rental and luggage transfers.
Duration 8 days Destinations Valencia, S´Albufera Natural Park, Montanejos, Peniscola Age Range 18 to 80 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
- NZ$2,880
Grand Cycling Tour of Cantabria & Asturias.
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great accommodations, route maps, and luggage transfer. Picos de Europa is a beautiful part of the world.”
Jeannine, traveled in May
The route from Santillana del Mar through Picos de Europa to Somo reveals hidden treasures. GPS tracks guide cyclists past Gaudi's El Capricho, secluded beaches of Llanes, and mountain villages. Daily distances range from 36-62km with luggage transfer and 24/7 support.
Duration 13 days Destinations Santillana del Mar, Comillas, San Vicente de la Barquera, Puentenansa, Pechón, Llanes, Ribadesella, Las Arenas, Poncebos, PotesSee all destinations Age Range 15 to 82 year olds Operated in English, Portuguese Operator IberoCycle Tours From
- NZ$2,768
Northern Spain's landscapes shine on GPS-guided routes. The path leads from Santillana del Mar past Comillas' beaches, through Picos de Europa foothills, to Puente Viesgo's spa town. Daily distances of 22-57km include luggage transport and detailed guides.
Duration 9 days Destinations Santillana del Mar, Comillas, San Vicente de la Barquera, Pechón, Llanes, Las Arenas, Bulnes, Puentenansa, Renedo de Cabuerniga, Puente Viesgo Age Range 14 to 80 year olds Operated in English, Portuguese Operator IberoCycle Tours From
- NZ$1,916
Hidden cycling gems await across 382km of Spanish terrain with digital navigation. Major climbs include Coll de Canes (1120m), passing Roman ruins and medieval villages. Luxurious stays at Hotel Grevol and L'Avenc de Tavertet, with daily breakfast and luggage transfers included.
No departure dates availableDuration 5 days Destinations Girona, Llanars, La Pobla de Lillet, Tavertet Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
The finest cycling terrain in Spain stretches from Banyoles Lake to Girona. Quiet lanes lead past Montgrí Castle and coastal Begur, while luxury accommodations await at day's end, complete with luggage transfers and emergency support.
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Girona, Banyoles, Viladamat, Pals, Palamos Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
Granada to Cabo de Gata presents Spain's most challenging terrains across 496km. Routes traverse Sierra de Huétor's forests, Gorafe's red canyons, and Tabernas' famous film locations. Package includes digital navigation, breakfast, and stays from cave dwellings to beachfront luxury.
No departure dates availableDuration 7 days Destinations Granada, Gorafe, Gérgal, Désert de Tabernas, Parque Natural del Cabo de Gata-Níjar Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
The Costa Brava reveals itself along 305km of self-guided routes from Girona to Cadaqués. The Sant Grau climb and Empordà's wine region highlight the journey, with stays at Hotel Diana in Tossa de Mar and Llane Petit in Cadaqués.
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Girona, Tossa de Mar, Llafranc, L'Escala, Cadaques Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
Spanish gravel paths wind from Girona to Cadaqués, covering 69km on day one through medieval Corça. Routes vary between coastal and inland near Port de la Selva, offering spectacular sea views and quiet trails. Includes stays at adults-only Mas Pastora and boutique Can Pico.
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Girona, Llafranc, L'Escala, Cadaques, Figueres Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle 
Girona's cycling paradise opens up with GPS-guided routes. Riders choose between the challenging 74km Rocacorba climb or leisurely 47km Banyoles Lake loop. Package includes 5 nights at art-filled Hotel Carlemany, cyclist-focused breakfast, and curated restaurant recommendations.
No departure dates availableDuration 6 days Destinations Girona, Sant Hilari Sacalm, Banyoles Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Eat Sleep Cycle
What our customers ask about Self-Guided Cycling Tours & Trips in Spain
When is the best time of year to do a self-guided cycling tour in Spain?
Spain's cycling seasons offer distinct experiences across regions. The Costa Brava sees ideal conditions from April to October with temperatures reaching 20-25°C. Northern Spain's Cantabria region welcomes cyclists from May to September between the rain seasons. The popular Camino de Santiago route draws cyclists in spring (April-June) and fall (September-October) when the weather is mild and roads are less crowded. Hotels like the Carlemany in Girona report their highest cycling guest numbers during these moderate seasons.
What are the most scenic cycling routes in Spain?
The Spanish landscape presents a rich mix of cycling paths. Along the Costa Brava cyclists pedal from Portocolom's Hotel Barefoot to Sant Pere Pescador passing Mediterranean waters and old stone villages. In Cantabria the paths near Hotel El Palacio in Molinaseca blend seaside views with mountain scenery. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The route between Santillana del Mar and San Vicente de la Barquera was breathtaking with perfect views of both the coast and Picos de Europa mountains."
What type of accommodation can I expect on Spanish cycling tours?
Spanish cycling tours feature distinctive lodging options. Catalonia offers places like the 18th-century Hotel Mas Pastora farmhouse and the seaside Hotel Llane Petit in Cadaqués. In Andalucia cyclists rest in the 14th-century Arabic castle Parador of Carmona or traditional noble houses in Arcos. These properties cater to cyclists with secure bike storage facilities and energy-packed breakfast options.
What kind of support is provided on self-guided cycling tours in Spain?
Self-guided tours balance independence with practical support. Each tour comes with GPS navigation apps detailed route maps 24-hour emergency assistance and luggage transfers between stops like Hotel Java in Playa de Palma to Hotel Felip in Porto Cristo. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The bikes were of very good quality and well-maintained. All the equipment provided was superior to what we've had on similar trips elsewhere." Tours include bike repair kits and local contact numbers for assistance.
What's included in the meal plans for self-guided cycling tours in Spain?
Tour packages typically cover daily breakfast and select dinners. Mallorca tours include breakfast at the Barefoot Hotel and regional specialties like traditional paella in Fornalutx. Northern routes usually provide 7 breakfasts and 4-6 dinners leaving room to explore local food spots. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The meals were fantastic especially in Porto Cristo where we enjoyed fresh seafood." Places like Hotel Via de la Plata in Astorga serve notable regional breakfast spreads.
How difficult are the self-guided cycling routes in Spain?
Route difficulty changes across regions. Catalonia features mostly flat to rolling terrain with daily rides of 30-40km suitable for casual cyclists. The northern Cantabria and Asturias paths present more elevation changes including the O'Cebreiro Pass at 1330m. A TourRadar traveler observed: "The route to Fenalitx was the most challenging day but offered spectacular views at Castel di San." Most tours including those from the Barefoot Hotel in Portocolom provide shorter route options and transfer services for challenging sections.